But the phone call is made to the next of kin only if the next of kin agrees to take the phone call.
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But the point is, the phone call is made to the next-of-kin only if the next-of-kin agrees to take the phone call.
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Next of kin are in the process of being informed.
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The problem was, Mooney wasn't actually Henry's next of kin.
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Next of kin of nine of those bodies were notified.
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No next of kin has come forward to claim the body.
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We are now in the process of contacting next of kin.
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"The next of kin had a disconnected phone," Dr. Ramirez said.
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Per policy, we will withhold notification pending [next of kin] notification.
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Since they can't find any next of kin, they're calling him.
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Then I had to phone or visit the next of kin.
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The name is being withheld until next of kin is notified.
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He added that no next of kin had asked for the body.
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The casualties are not being identified until next of kin are notified.
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Next of kin in the Czech Republic had been notified, police said.
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Her next of kin have been notified, the British High Commission said.
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Work to inform the next of kin of the victims is ongoing.
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On Thursday, police said they were contacting the woman's next of kin.
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It added that it was currently providing support to next of kin.
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He did not release the sailor's name, pending next of kin notification.
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Their identities were not immediately released pending notification of next of kin.
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As victims are identified, next of kin will be notified, he said.
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Fruetel declined to identify either victim pending notification of next of kin.
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The death certificate is available to next of kin in most states.
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And I promise, you or your next of kin will love it.
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Authorities have notified the next of kin of all those who died.
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The sailors have not been identified pending notification of next of kin.
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The identities of the victims were withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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No next of kin has come forward to claim the body, he said.
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Her identity will not be made public until authorities notify next of kin.
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Nearly two-thirds had next of kin who opted for a public burial.
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Police have not yet released the man's name, pending next of kin notification.
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Rahn says investigators have identified the body and are contacting next of kin.
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Officials will not release the identity until next of kin have been notified.
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The identities of the other victims are pending notification of next of kin.
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The names of those killed were not released, pending next-of-kin notification.
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The semi truck's driver has not been named pending next of kin notification.
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Abienwi's next of kin and the Consulate General of Cameroon have been notified.
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The cause of death will be announced by next of kin, Luquis said.
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The names of those killed were withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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The mayor said 20 of the victims' next of kin had been identified.
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The mayor said 24 of the victims' next of kin had been identified.
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CBP is waiting to notify the next of kin before releasing the man's name.
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The victims' identities were not immediately revealed because of pending next-of-kin identification.
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If next-of-kin do arrive, they would be provided police protection, Bakar said.
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Dutch police have used such next-of-kin investigations to solve cold cases before.
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The identities of the dead were not released, pending notification of next-of-kin.
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Authorities have since notified the two men's next of kin about their respective deaths.
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Information for their next of kin was also left in a note, officials said.
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The individual's name has not yet be released pending notification to next of kin.
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Their identities were being kept confidential as authorities worked to notify next of kin.
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The firefighter was not immediately identified, and the next-of-kin was being notified.
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"If I can't bun your parents, I'll bun your next of kin" – Jay Amo.
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The identities of the victims are being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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The troop who was killed was not identified pending notification of next of kin.
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The military is still in the process of notifying their next of kin, Col.
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The name of the service member is being withheld pending next of kin notification.
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The police were not releasing the victims' names until next of kin were notified.
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The individuals' names have not yet be released pending notification to next of kin.
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"The team is not aware of any next-of-kin information," the workers said.
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Court papers list Epstein's brother, Mark, as the sole heir and next of kin.
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The names of those killed were withheld until next of kin could be notified.
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The man was not identified because next of kin still needed to be notified.
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And Tumblr will let a next-of-kin request that an account be deleted.
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CBP is waiting to notify the next of kin before it releases the man's name.
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If she is, duty will probably keep her in Wakanda as T'Challa's next of kin.
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Dennis Ray Ashley both died recently, no next of kin or family could be found.
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The airline said it will release the passenger manifest after next of kin are contacted.
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The San Mateo Coroner&aposs Office is contacting his next of kin, Mercury News reports.
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Sadler said the public identification of the suspect is pending notification of next of kin.
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Investigators believe they've identified the body and are contacting the next of kin, Rahn said.
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The individual was not identified since the next of kin hadn&apost been informed yet.
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The pilot's identity is being withheld until notification of the next of kin, Scott said.
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Africom withheld the names of those killed and injured until next of kin is notified.
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The names of the crew and passengers are being withheld pending next of kin notification.
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He is listed as my next of kin and he has my power of attorney.
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LinkedIn will let a verified next-of-kin have an account removed (via this form).
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That had to be done by the victim's next of kin, and because al-Rashi couldn't bring himself to give any false hope or bad leads to the rest of his family, he would not put Milazzo in touch with the next of kin.
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The sheriff could not release the children's names until their next of kin had been notified.
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The identity of the man is not being released until next of kin have been notified.
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Both died and their identifications were being withheld pending notification of next of kin, officials said.
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No other state law regulated the handling of donated bodies or protected the next of kin.
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All that money is still yours — your husband or male next of kin can withdraw it.
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The names of the victims have not been released, with authorities still notifying next of kin.
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The identities of the other victims have not been released, pending notification of next of kin.
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Without DNA from a next of kin, the country wouldn't hand over Kim Jong Nam's body.
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The names of those killed were not immediately disclosed pending the notification of next of kin.
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Others were asked to fill out a form on how to notify their next of kin.
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County officials neglected to contact Bland's mother, Geneva Reed-Veal, listed as her next of kin.
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Investigators are still in the process of identifying them and notifying next of kin, Gomez said.
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The health ministry official said no DNA samples had been received from the next of kin.
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All victims were deceased, the agency said, adding it is trying to notify next of kin.
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On Sunday, the police released more information about the victims after informing their next of kin.
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But to properly return their remains to next of kin, someone must determine who they were.
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Their identities will not be released until authorities have contacted their next of kin, police said.
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The identities of the two service members were withheld pending notification of the next of kin.
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The identities of the victims will not be released until next of kin has been notified.
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To track down the next of kin, and to complete the process, Milazzo was on his own.
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The names of the service members will not be released until their next of kin were notified.
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Malaysia police have declined to release his body to North Korea without DNA from next-of-kin.
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The Malaysian police said they were trying to contact the next-of-kin of Kim Jong Nam.
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The name of a fourth victim is being withheld by authorities pending notification of next of kin.
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The Defense Department is withholding the service members' names until their next of kin can be notified.
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Police Chief Elliot Isaac said police will notify their next of kin before their identifies are announced.
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Authorities held off on initially identifying the gunman as they waited to contact his next of kin.
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The U.S. official declined to name the Americans killed until their next of kin had been notified.
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"We know the next-of-kin are not happy when we suspended the search," said Abdul Aziz.
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Malaysian police have still to receive DNA samples from Kim Jong Nam's next of kin, Khalid said.
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The dead US soldier has not been identified, pending notification of his or her next of kin.
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The incident is under investigation and the Marine's name is being withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Officials announced Monday that they had identified all of the deceased and notified the next of kin.
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The Army is not releasing the names of the deceased pending notification of the next of kin.
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"The names of the victims will not be released until the next of kin have been notified."
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The identities of the two killed service members were withheld pending notification of the next of kin.
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Per Air Force policy the names of the deceased will be withheld pending next of kin notification.
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The police did not immediately release her name because her next of kin had not been notified.
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In Mr. Shepard's universe, home invader and next of kin can easily be one in the same.
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Police have not released the names of the dead, as they're working to notify the next of kin.
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His nephew and next of kin, Gary Eakes of Tacoma, Washington, said he was stunned by the news.
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Details about the victims were not released and will not be until next of kin have been notified.
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The suspect's name is being withheld until his next of kin is notified of his death, Johnston added.
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"He is safe and in a place of protection until next of kin can be notified," he said.
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In fact, a recent study points to the extinct dusicyon genus as the maned wolf's next of kin.
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Heterosexual couples are granted next-of-kin rights, but the other provisions are only obtained through traditional marriage.
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The employee's identification was not released pending next of kin notification, spokeswoman Lisa Hunter said in a statement.
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Brown also released the names of nine victims, whose next of kin they had been able to notify.
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Authorities did not identify the fourth victim, saying that the victim's next of kin had not been notified.
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The names of the dead and injured pilots have not been released, pending a next of kin notification.
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The 63-year-old's name is being withheld pending notification of next of kin, according to the agency.
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The food program was withholding the staff member's name and other details, pending notification of next of kin.
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He said he would not confirm who died until all next-of-kin are provided with the news.
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The pilots' names are being withheld until 24 hours after next-of-kin notification, according to the statement.
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The next-of-kin of the passengers were briefed on the final report by investigators earlier on Monday.
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The identities of the service members will be withheld for 24 hours until the next of kin is identified.
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Around 90 percent of people with no next of kin will not leave a will, Jo and Pam say.
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As of yet, Deputy Prime Minister Hamidi said no next of kin had come forward to claim the body.
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The City of Orlando is posting names of the deceased on a website after next of kin are notified.
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He gave no details, withholding the name and nationality of the deceased until the next of kin were notified.
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It added that the name of the service member would be withheld until next of kin have been notified.
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The Los Angeles County Coroner's Office has not officially identified her, but is working on notifying next of kin.
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Police are not releasing the name of the shooter or the victims until next of kin can be notified.
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What if the money was from a client who'd recently passed and listed no next of kin ... still interested?
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In accordance with Defense Department policy, names are withheld until 24 hours after the next of kin are notified.
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The names of the three sailors are being withheld "pending completion of next of kin notifications," the Navy said.
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A heaviness softly descended in the crowd as "Next of Kin" reminded us of the silence around knife crime.
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Although, he does list "next of kin" as his brother, Mark Epstein ... but that doesn't guarantee he's inheriting anything.
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The police declined to make public the names of the victims until their next of kin had been informed.
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In addition to their address and phone number, officers jotted down one more detail: each family's next of kin.
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The name of the soldier who was killed was being withheld so the next of kin could be notified.
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The names of the service members will be withheld for 24 hours until the next of kin is notified.
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The detainee has been identified only as an Angolan native and French citizen, pending notification of next of kin.
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Bower would not identify the man, saying his next of kin had yet to be notified of his death.
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The names of the victims will not be released until their next of kin have been notified, officials said.
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The identity of the American will not be released until 24 hours after next of kin has been notified.
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US Department of Defense Policy is to withhold the identity of the service member pending next-of-kin notification.
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Malaysian authorities need a next-of-kin DNA sample, dental profiling and body marks so they can officially identify Kim.
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A U.S. Navy officer presents the U.S. Flag presentation to his Wallace Eakes' nephew and next of kin, Gary Eakes.
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In a similar vein, other officials will ask recalcitrant residents to fill out paperwork for notifying their next of kin.
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A next-of-kin support group called Voice 370 said in a statement investigators could not leave the matter unsolved.
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Are the cops coming around and making you sign a list so they know how to notify next of kin?
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This release will be binding upon your relatives, spouse, heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators, and any other interest parties.
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The LHD lawsuit is on behalf of 16 victims from Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia, and 33 next of kin.
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It gave no further details and withheld the name of the service member until the next of kin were informed.
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Others wound up on the island because of a lack of effort by authorities to reach the next of kin.
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The name of the victim has not been released, as the individual's next-of-kin have not yet been notified.
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The teens attended the funeral of a man who died alone and for whom no next of kin was found.
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The city set up a webpage to list the names of the victims whose next of kin have been notified.
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Next of kin have the option of burying, cremating or even turning their loved ones into diamonds when they die.
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What about creating legally recognized next-of-kin relationships, or co-parenting relationships that get some form of legal recognition?
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Detectives then questioned Ms. Navarra's only known next-of-kin, her 92-year-old mother, Adele Aiello, and Mr. Aiello.
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He's required to visit the homes of people who died alone, look for next of kin and arrange their funerals.
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Seely created a series of 10 light box Next of Kin Portraits of taxidermy endangered animals on view in HMNH.
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" For uncomfortable conversations, melancholy and a constant tightening of the narrative toward very personal consequences, go with "Next of Kin.
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There were no further details, and the names of those killed were being withheld until next of kin are notified.
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The identity of the service member who died is being withheld until 85033 hours after next of kin is notified.
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The Pentagon said the names of the dead service members would be withheld until next of kin have been notified.
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The names of the gunman and the victims will not be released until next of kin are notified, he said.
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The identity of the service member who died is being withheld until 24 hours after next of kin is notified.
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The coroner is in the process of identifying the other four victims and notifying the next of kin, Martino said.
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In Queensland, if a person dies without a will, the management of their estate is automatically assigned to next of kin.
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Five of the 10 victims have been identified and next of kin notified, according to the Dallas County medical examiner's office.
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Even with the city transforming around them, the Zalatimos and their next of kin held onto their spot in the market.
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Mexican consular authorities have been notified and responded they have been unable to locate Arriago-Santoya's next of kin, ICE said.
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The Pentagon said the identities of the pilots would not be released for 24 hours pending notification of next of kin.
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The responsibility to notify next of kin typically falls to the ministries of foreign affairs or embassies of victims' respective countries.
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The Carver County Sheriff's department in Chanhassen, Minnesota tells TMZ there has been a fatality, and they're notifying next of kin.
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The report said the autopsy would be performed in accordance with the religious preferences of Salaam and his next of kin.
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According to The New York Times, police estimate that they're able to reach next of kin about 85% of the time.
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Her daughter, Michelle Dotson, said the Bexar County Sheriff's Office did not have a next of kin listed for her mother.
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The names of those who were onboard are being withheld, pending the notification of their next of kin, the Navy said.
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"In accordance with [Defense Department] policy, the identity of the pilot will be withheld 24 hours," pending next of kin notification.
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The man's name has not yet been released because his next of kin had not been notified as of Tuesday evening.
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Sheriff Honea said one other person had been identified, but officials were withholding the name pending notification of next of kin.
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" Police said Friday that the couple remained in critical condition and that officials were "working to support their next of kin.
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The missing worker's next of kin had been notified, Pompeo said, but they were withholding the individual's name for privacy considerations.
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The Pentagon added that the names of the dead and wounded will be withheld as part of next-of-kin notification.
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The names of the pilots are being withheld until 22019 hours after their next of kin is notified, the statement added.
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In the third episode, "Next of Kin," a recording session is briefly turned into a hospital dance party-cum-kiss-off.
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The victims' next of kin group, Voice370, hope to deliver the letters to Liow on Monday as the ministers continue their discussions.
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Malaysian authorities have given the victim Kim Jong Nam's next of kin two weeks to come forward to help in the investigation.
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The article also fiercely rebuked Malaysia for its continued refusal to hand over Kim's body without DNA from a next of kin.
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Reid would not confirm whether any of the victims were related, saying police were in the process of notifying next of kin.
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State officials are now working to investigate the incident and notify the next of kin, whose information was left in the note.
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Days after the murder, police said it would not release the body until it had received DNA samples from next of kin.
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Once the soldier's family or next of kin had been notified, the Pentagon would release more details, including names and home units.
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The identity of the servicemember killed on Saturday is being withheld until 24 hours after the individual's next of kin is notified.
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Since their divorce was not finalized, Busia, who is mom to their daughter Ariane, 11, is still legally his next of kin.
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Sometimes they are placed with next of kin—more likely if the other family member is here legally, according to immigration advocates.
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In a statement, the Marines said that the families and next of kin of the five Marines declared deceased had been notified.
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NZ POLICE: SAY NOT A COMPLETE LIST OF THE MISSING AS HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO SPEAK WITH ALL NEXT OF KIN INVOLVED
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The names of those killed will be withheld pending next-of-kin notification, and a safety investigation team will investigate the incident.
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"The process begins with a [Defense Department] casualty assistance officer making next of kin notifications," Sanders told reporters at the White House.
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The name of the service member will be withheld for 24 hours after the next of kin is notified, the military said.
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Orlando Mayor, Buddy Dyer, confirmed that Mayor's Office will be releasing the names of the victims once next of kin has been notified.
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The Pentagon is expected to issue a statement and is withholding the slain service member's identity until next of kin notifications are completed.
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The coroner's office should develop a protocol that includes teaming up with local hospitals in notifying the next of kin, the report says.
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Not even the Kardashian children were exempt from this tradition — and it's one they've proudly continued on with their own next of kin.
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Transport Minister Anthony Loke, who met the next of kin, said the government would consider resuming a search if provided with credible leads.
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It is customary for the US military to wait at least 24 hours before identifying casualties to allow for next of kin notification.
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James got a call from Colin's next of kin, an estranged daughter who we learned was just a baby when Colin left her.
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"By law we need a signed consent from the legal next of kin," media supervisor Catherine Bradley wrote in an email to PEOPLE.
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Since their divorce was not finalized, Busia, who is the mother to their daughter Ariane, 11, is still legally his next of kin.
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The American-led international mission in Kabul announced the casualties but did not identify the troops, pending notification of their next of kin.
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He recalls one client whose next of kin was found to be a distant relative who had never even met the deceased person.
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The Marines' next of kin had been notified, and Australia's defense force was assisting the Americans with the recovery effort, the statement said.
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Officials believe the remains belong to the woman in the videos and are working to identify her and inform her next of kin.
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Snapchat said it can delete the account of a deceased person at the request of a next-of-kin (with a death certificate).
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The sheriff wouldn't release any details about the six victims or the shooter, saying that their next of kin were still being notified.
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But it gave no further details, saying the name of the service member killed would be withheld until next of kin were notified.
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The Consulate of Honduras in Houston has also been notified and Honduran consular officials have notified Balderramos-Torres' next of kin, the agency said.
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His postmortem exam was done five days later "Typically, this process of identification and next-of-kin notification happens much sooner," the report says.
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Malaysia has said it will only release the body to the next-of-kin once the cause of death and identity have been confirmed.
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According to a press release from the Naval Air Forces, the name of the pilot is being withheld pending next-of-kin notification requirements.
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Most of the time, when a death occurs under circumstances that qualify for organ donation, it's still the next of kin who authorize donation.
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There are liability waivers to be signed, blood types to be identified, next of kin and emergency contacts to be noted — just in case.
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Next of kin can, however, challenge this if they can make a plausible case that the deceased did not wish to be a donor.
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Without a valid will, the law requires that all of Mr. Cornwell's assets go to his next of kin, two nieces and two nephews.
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The identification of the service member is being withheld until 24 hours after next of kin is notified, in line with Defense Department policy.
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"The cause of the incident is under investigation and names are being withheld pending next of kin notifications," the Coast Guard said on Monday.
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Mr. Noor Rashid said the police would give the body to Mr. Kim's next of kin once it had been identified through DNA analysis.
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Officials say he was transported to an outside hospital where he was pronounced deceased at 1:27 AM. Next of kin has been notified.
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Malaysia is still waiting for DNA samples of the next of kin to officially verify the identity, but no family member has made contact yet.
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Investigators identified the suspect as Allen Cashe, but they are withholding the names of the six victims until next of kin notifications can be made.
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Women are stripped of their jobs—bank accounts and property are handed over to their husbands or male next-of-kin—and forbidden from reading.
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Family sources tell us when Carrie died the Coroner contacted her daughter, Billie, for permission to conduct an autopsy because she's the next of kin.
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Specifically, military officials will hold all information about the death of US troops in Afghanistan until 24 hours after the next-of-kin is notified.
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Malaysian authorities have said they will release the body of the victim, believed to have been killed by North Korean agents, to next of kin.
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ICE added in the press release that it notified authorities at the Mexican consulate of De La Rosa's death, who notified his next of kin.
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Accompanied by poignant musical and dance performances, the next-of-kin made an impassioned plea for search efforts to continue until the plane is found.
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Jahmar Resilard as a casualty in the incident and will release the names of the other five Marines once their next of kin are notified.
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NATO provided no further details and the service members' names will be withheld until next of kin are notified, in accordance with Defense Department protocol.
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Since then, his body has been at a Kuala Lumpur morgue, and police say they will only hand it over to his next of kin.
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Officials have not identified the deceased and said they will wait to do so until 24 hours after their next of kin have been notified.
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In Next of Kin at the Harvard Museum of Natural History, artist Christina Seely repurposes natural history specimens for an emotional exhibition about animal extinction.
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Additionally, because honor killings are often perpetrated by family members, the "next of kin" who forgive the murderers are often themselves accomplices to the crime.
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I figured they kept the name of your next of kin readily available in case something happened when you were exerting yourself on the treadmill.
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The incident is under investigation and the military is not immediately making any additional details available until the service member's next of kin is notified.
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"They will be able to reply: yes, no, my next of kin will decide or a specific person will decide," Djikstra said in a statement.
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The next of kin said in a brief statement on Wednesday they would meet Malaysia's transport minister on Friday "to hand over newly recovered debris".
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After some frank discussion about next of kin and our prospects for winning a posthumous Pulitzer Prize, my fellow passengers and I decided to reboard.
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"Best would be to have the next of kin, blood-related kin, where we can do a DNA profiling...so that is the challenge," he said.
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"They got to speak directly with next-of-kin, got to know each case individually, and got really detailed information confirmed by the family," he said.
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Manley did not name the suspect, pending positive identification and notification of next of kin, saying only that he was a 24-year-old white male.
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If people do choose to stay behind, he added, they should notify their next of kin because help might not be available in life-threatening situations.
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Jordan said Israel had apologised for the embassy deaths, would compensate the victims' next of kin and "implement and follow up legal measures" in the case.
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I am the one who stands behind the cordon line, across the yellow tape from the shocked faces of the decedent's neighbors, friends, next of kin.
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Malaysian authorities have said they will release the body of the victim, believed to have been killed by North Korean agents, to the next of kin.
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This card would identify the person, his or her address and would contain life saving information like blood type, next of kin and other germane information.
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The names of those killed have not yet been released, in accordance with Pentagon policy to wait until 24 hours after next of kin are notified.
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Nor will retirees, McBride added, along with the next of kin of military retirees who were paying into an insurance plan, called the Survivor Benefit Plan.
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Health officials will contact the next of kin of women who are thought to have missed a scan and subsequently died of breast cancer, Hunt said.
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He lost his brother-in-law, who had family in America unable to make it across, so the next of kin decided to livestream the funeral.
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The firefighter's cause of death is still under investigation and officials are in the process of notifying next of kin, Cal Fire spokesman Derek Tisinger said.
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But that did not happen in this case, according to the public administrator, whose office oversees the estates of people who have no next of kin.
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The names of the casualties were being withheld until 24 hours after notification of their next of kin, said the statement, which gave no further details.
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Researchers had collected the autopsied brains of 212 former football players who had donated their brains to science, or had them donated via their next of kin.
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A woman named Josephine Annette Carroll has died and left her storage unit to her next of kin — which, audience members discover, is where they come in.
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Thousands of residents in Fayetteville, North Carolina, were told to evacuate by Sunday afternoon, or else let their next of kin know that they planned to stay.
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Jo, still Paul's technical legal spouse and therefore next of kin, realizes the all-but-dead doctor's substance-free body is the perfect candidate for organ donations.
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It said their names were being withheld until 24 hours after the notification of next of kin in accordance with U.S. Defense Department policy, per NBC News.
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The Indian government gave some compensation to relatives of those who were killed, but has not met their other demands, like guaranteed employment for next of kin.
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"Without a doubt, every family and the next of kin who are affected by this tragedy deserve to see justice," the transport ministry said in a statement.
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With the two-year anniversary of the Boeing 777's disappearance comes a legal deadline for next of kin to file for compensation or sue Malaysia Airlines.
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The Pentagon has announced a new policy stating that it will hold all information about US troop deaths until one day after notification of next-of-kin.
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The cause of the incident is yet to be established and the details of the deceased will be released once the next of kin have been notified.
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A disturbing but fascinating system has been erected by the United States to offer payments for "solace" to next of kin, without taking blame for the deaths.
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Four other passengers and two crew members have not been publicly identified while next of kin are being notified, according to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
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The release involved a visit from the honored representatives of the Chechen authorities, who advised the victims' relatives on how they should treat their next of kin.
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The names of the service members who were killed were not released, following Pentagon policy to wait to announce them until after next of kin are notified.
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The names of the service members who were killed were not released, following Pentagon policy to wait to announce them until after next of kin is notified.
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Look for: When Kris Kringle shows his license, it lists his next of kin as his eight reindeer (Rudolph not included) but lists Donder instead of Donner.
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Researchers had collected the autopsied brains of 202 former football players who had donated their brains to science, or had them donated via their next of kin.
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But Kim Han-sol did not show up in Kuala Lumpur after the Malaysian authorities looked for the next of kin to formally identify his father's body.
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He'll force those below him in the chain of command to violate the code of military justice, by torturing terrorist suspects and killing their next of kin.
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Nurses generally owe a duty of care to their patients — here, to your mom during treatment, but not after her death, or to her next of kin.
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An article published in North Korean state media Thursday fiercely rebuked Malaysia for its continued refusal to hand over Kim's body without DNA from a next of kin.
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We may delete profiles when the next of kin tells us that the person who passed would have preferred that we delete the account rather than memorialize it.
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Last up ... Jason Freeman -- who says he's Manson's grandson -- filed legal docs to prove he's Charles Manson Jr.'s son ... seemingly making him the murderer's next of kin.
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This is imperative, especially if you want to ensure that a specific person — like your significant other — can make decisions for you instead of your next of kin.
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The names of those deceased were not immediately released, as the Florida Highway Patrol said during the press conference they have not completed notifying all next of kin.
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Captain Paul Burch of the Mobile County Sheriff's Office was quoted as saying police are still working to identify the bodies and to notify their next of kin.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The American military in Afghanistan says it will delay announcing troop casualties until after next of kin have been notified, potentially leaving casualties unreported for days.
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The US military did not provide additional details about the deaths and the names of the service members were withheld so that next of kin could be notified.
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McBride told CNN that while retirees and their next of kin are due to receive their benefits on February 1, they will not if the shutdown drags on.
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The mayor of Orlando announced that the city has set up a website where names of the deceased can be found after their next of kin are notified.
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Next of kin are being notified and plans for a burial will be made, said the unit responsible for locating and identifying the bodies of American military personnel.
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The United States military has not yet commented in any detail on Saturday's attack, and the victims' names have not been released pending notification of next of kin.
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Gillian told the university man that the Bog Girl was their house guest, and would be living with them until Social Services could locate her next of kin.
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Grace Nathan, spokeswoman for the victims&apos next of kin support group Voice370, said Malaysia&aposs new government had given the families no information about what would happen next.
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The Malaysians say that without DNA from a next of kin, Malaysia won't hand over Kim's body or release the autopsy report, which could reveal the cause of death.
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The patient arrived at the hospital without ID, the medical staff was unable to contact next of kin, and efforts to revive or communicate with the patient were futile.
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Members of Voice 370, an MH370 next-of-kin support group, were speaking ahead of a trip to Madagascar, where they hoped to scour the country's beaches for debris.
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"The names of the victims are not being released at this time pending positive identification and notification of next of kin," the Lawrence County Sheriff's office announced on Thursday.
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We thought, unless we hear otherwise, we just have to assume that's the case even after you're dead, so we would not release information to your next of kin.
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Hydro One did not provide details on its four employees who were killed in the crash, saying names would not be released until next of kin had been notified.
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"As a family, we share the same emotions that all next of kin are experiencing in not knowing the whereabouts or wellbeing of those closest to us," they added.
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Purchasing, or offering to purchase, cells, tissues or organs for transplantation, or their sale by living persons or by the next of kin for deceased persons, should be banned.
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Police have identified the gunman, whose address is not listed as in Virginia, but are not releasing his identity as they are still notifying next of kin, Flaherty said.
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NPRC technicians receive around 5,000 requests each day from veterans or their next of kin who are seeking benefits, burial services, or merely answers to questions about the past.
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"After all the police and medical procedures are completed, we may release the body to the next of kin through the embassy," Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said.
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The names of the two US service members will be withheld for 24 hours until next of kin is notified in accordance with DOD policy, according to CENTCOM's statement.
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As part of our responsibility to these unclaimed dead and their loved ones, the dedicated employees of our office conduct diligent searches every day to locate next of kin.
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I also presently am Henry G. Molaison's closest living next of kin, and as such I am entitled by law to control Henry G. Molaison's remains upon his death.
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All but a few presumed-consent countries still give next-of-kin a final say, as an extra safeguard (and to avoid an outcry from critics of organ donation).
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Ludwig said an investigation was underway to determine the cause of the accident and that the names of the deceased were being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Yet Next of Kin argues that these collections remain essential, for a better understanding of the ongoing human impact on the Earth's environment and our failures in the past.
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That special relationship is on display in two conspiracy-minded new series, "Deep State" (beginning Sunday on Epix) and "Next of Kin" (Thursday on the streaming service Sundance Now).
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"Deep State" and "Next of Kin" both offer mystery and suspense, and you could be drawn to either out of a taste for international intrigue tied to current events.
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The names of the three soldiers have yet to be released and are currently being "withheld pending next of kin notification," the Minnesota National Guard wrote on Twitter Thursday.
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The Purple Heart is awarded to United States Armed Forces members who are wounded in action (or in their name to their next of kin if they are killed).
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No next of kin have come forward to claim the body, but the Malaysian police chief said he was confident of obtaining DNA samples to formally identify the murdered man.
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The mom added that the funeral plans for her son are in the hands of his estranged wife, Ottavia Busia Bourdain, because Ottavia is legally still his next of kin.
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O. K.: Next of Kin is a quiet and introspective collection of pictures that approaches how the US's Gold Star families grieve after the loss of a military service member.
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According to sources, Bourdain's remains will be transported to the United States for his funeral without delay as soon as his next of kin make their wishes known to authorities.
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Israel would not pay damages to the next of kin directly, but instead provide a $5 million lump sum for the Jordanian government to disburse as compensation, that source said.
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Morticians and funeral directors can gently recommend next-of-kin who have chosen incineration or other disposal techniques for their family member to instead "donate" the body to a broker.
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Legal deadline, too With the two-year anniversary of the Boeing 777's disappearance comes a legal deadline for next of kin to file for compensation or sue Malaysia Airlines.
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"At the same time, we want the state government to order immediate employment and financial compensation to the next of kin of those who died in these protests," he said.
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Freeman, who claims Manson was worth millions at the time of his death, wants to invalidate the will and step in position to inherit the estate as next of kin.
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Selangor state police chief Abdul Samah Mat told Reuters the body would not be released until next-of-kin DNA had been obtained to confirm the identity of the victim.
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The law bans the use of unclaimed bodies as cadavers without written consent by a spouse or next of kin, or unless the deceased had registered as a body donor.
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The document appeared to show that Henry and his closest living next of kin had agreed, 16 years before Henry's death, to donate Henry's brain to M.I.T. and Mass General.
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According to sources, Bourdain's remains will be transported to the United States for his funeral without delay as soon as his next of kin makes their wishes known to authorities.
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The names and nationalities of the seven people aboard the plane have not yet been released, but authorities were in the process of notifying the next-of-kin, Gough said.
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The foundation, a federal agency that runs the United States program in Antarctica, did not make public information about the victims but said their next of kin had been notified.
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Their stay began with a phone call home — in which the women were ordered to yell the following script into the phone to their family or next of kin: 21.
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It said the service member died during operations on Thursday and withheld the name until next of kin were informed and did not provide details of how the death occurred.
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Jacobs's grandparents' political contribution is another reminder of how tech titan wealth in 2020 is often used to purchase political influence, whether for themselves or for their next of kin.
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International experts last year assisted Voice 370, a support group for MH370 next-of-kin, in mounting their own search along the East African coast where debris had been discovered.
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The Zhu family's legal team argues in the petition that being Peter's next of kin should be enough for his parents to have the right to continue their son's legacy.
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As we previously reported, Phillips' next of kin -- along with his biological mother and his lawyer -- do NOT believe Lawrence committed suicide ... and are demanding an investigation into the death.
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"If you fall off the bike, it sends a text message to your next of kin and calls an ambulance," said Khalil, who is 30, in a phone interview from Islamabad.
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Police in Pawleys Island asked residents who decided to stay in spite of the evacuation orders to sign a waiver and list their next of kin, according to CNN affiliate WBTW.
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He added that police were trying to contact Kim Jong Nam's next-of-kin to identify the body through "scientific means", and would give them two weeks to claim the body.
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In England researchers followed up with 102 people in unmarried couples who had visited an official website with information and model agreements about property, next-of-kin wishes and so on.
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ICE works with the family to the extent possible to ensure they can participate in decisions, and hospitals also have their own policies on identifying and working with next-of-kin.
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The Defense Department has not released the nationality or names of the service members, "pending notification of next of kin," Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve said in a statement.
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"The search and rescue operation continues as we reach out to next of kin to share details of sad incident and plan together next course of action," the KWS said Monday.
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A new law forbids the city from using unclaimed bodies as educational cadavers without the written consent of the next of kin, unless the deceased was already a registered body donor.
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He did not provide the victims' names, ages or relationship to Mr. Hangud, but he said they were related and that the authorities were working to locate the next of kin.
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Prince Charles inherits the possessions of anyone who dies in Cornwall without a will or next of kin, a power that in some years has yielded hundreds of thousands of pounds.
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Investigators also need to be careful not to say too much about the crime, he said, because once in a while the next of kin turns out to be the murderer.
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The Defense Department has not released the nationality or names of the service members, "pending notification of next of kin," Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve said in a statement.
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Other crematorium operators have been caught removing body parts from paying customers, and some have forged consent forms by next of kin to create a paper trail that's hard to unravel.
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"The MH370 next of kin implore the government of Malaysia to use this opportunity to urgently consult and reconsider the decision to suspend the search for MH370," Voice370 said in a statement.
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The circumstances of the crash are not being released at this time, the borough said, and the names of the deceased will not be released until next of kin have been notified.
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The victims' identities were released by the medical examiner's office after the next of kin had been notified of their deaths, allegedly at the hands of Robert Bowers, who is in custody.
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John Nicholson, the top commander in Afghanistan, has ordered the military not to release news that Americans have been killed in Afghanistan until 25 hours after next of kin have been notified.
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Malaysia has denied North Korea's request for the body to be handed over to its embassy directly, saying it would be released to the next of kin, although none has come forward.
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The remains of Rafaela Andrade, 84, from Paradise; Don Shores, 70, from Magalia; and Jean Forsman, 83, from Magalia were positively identified Monday and their next of kin notified, Butte County said.
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Details on the fatality were not released Friday pending notification of next-of-kin, but the victim was found in a structure in Hornbrook, according to Sheriff Jon Lopey of Siskiyou County.
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"He OD'ed during the divorce and I was his next of kin, even though it was still, the divorce was still — it was on the judge's desk," Kardashian said in an E!
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The Albert Einstein College of Medicine, its officials said, relied on the medical examiner's office to seek out the next of kin and properly screen cases before putting names on the list.
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In "Next of Kin," family is the true subject, as we see the extended clan led by Ms. Panjabi's character torn apart by forces they've always been aware of but never understood.
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None of the dead were named on Sunday by Los Angeles County officials, who said they were awaiting positive identification of the remains by medical examiners and notification of next of kin.
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North Korea has demanded that it be sent to the embassy, while Malaysian officials say they will release the body only after it is identified by Kim Jong-nam's next of kin.
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The Resolute Support statement said the wounded service member was in a stable condition but gave no further details, saying their name would be withheld until after next of kin were notified.
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According to accounts from relatives of other contractors killed in Syria, the employer typically pays out 3 million rubles ($51,227) in compensation to the next of kin when a contractor is killed.
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But the company's administrator, Mohammad Faiz Azmi, said in a statement this week that he had granted 96 requests from next of kin to file suit, and that no requests had been rejected.
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"The deceased is not the owner of the residence, but the identity of the male decedent cannot be released until next of kin have been notified," Calo said in a statement to NewJersey.com.
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Malaysia has denied North Korea's request for the body to be handed over to its embassy directly and has urged the victim's next of kin to come forward to help with the investigation.
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But its boss, Richard Leftley, says that asking customers to answer even three simple questions (name, age and next of kin) could be enough to deter them from taking up a free offer.
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But Voice370, a support group for MH370 passengers' next-of-kin, said that Australian researchers had recently narrowed the likely search field to less than 25,000 sq km after extensive modeling and review.
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US Africa Command confirmed in a statement Thursday morning that three US service members were killed in the attack and said the names were being withheld pending the notification of next of kin.
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Where no one at Higher had directed anyone to open Hal's dead letter to figure out who his next of kin were and what their wishes might be, as far as notification went.
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I asked Corkin whether she was aware that when Mooney became Henry's conservator, one of Henry's first cousins, Frank Molaison, was living nearby — his actual next of kin — and had not been consulted.
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If you don't have a next of kin, or would not want that person being in charge of your funeral, you can decide whom you do trust and put them legally in charge.
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Joseph Garay, of the Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C., to Johnson's next of kin, his nephew, James C. Johnson, who provided the DNA for the test and is himself a decorated Special Forces Vietnam veteran.
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Selangor Police Chief Abdul Samah Mat said without DNA from a next of kin, they won't hand over Kim Jong Nam's body or release the autopsy report, which could reveal the cause of death.
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But Selangor Police Chief Abdul Samah Mat said that without DNA from a next of kin, Malaysia wouldn't hand over Kim's body or release the autopsy report, which could reveal the cause of death.
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The Purple Heart medal is awarded to U.S. service members who have been wounded as a result of enemy action and posthumously presented to their next of kin if they were killed in battle.
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In the lawsuit, Carol Bamonte, Mary Hughes and Virginia McKeon allege Charatan "conspired and agreed to conceal the whereabouts of Kathie's body from her next-of-kin," according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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The Marine Corps said they had shifted to recovery efforts in coordination with the Australian Defence Force, which could last several months, and had notified the next-of-kin of the three missing Marines.
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In addition, our office pushed for the new change in law to require consent from next of kin before any unclaimed body in our mortuary can be sent to a medical or embalming school.
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Other materials -- including "medical records, police reports, fire/EMS reports, and, though it takes a lot of effort, next-of-kin family statements" -- are needed to make full sense of a death, he said.
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I don't mean to depress you, but to raise the obvious question of who the mother of the bride is supposed to be once she's stripped of her legal status as next of kin.
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Most is ancient landholding, but it also includes feudal rights like bona vacantia, which means that the Prince inherits all property left by commoners who die without a will or a next of kin.
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Cultural and religious traditions of the Bafut tribe typically require identification of the body by a spouse or next-of-kin and a series of rites to take place before the casket is sealed.
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But Selangor Police Chief Abdul Samah Mat said without DNA from a next of kin, they wouldn't hand over Kim Jong Nam's body or release the autopsy report, which could reveal the cause of death.
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Malaysia has also refused demands by the North Korean government for Kim Jong Nam's body to be released, saying that the remains can only be handed over to the next-of-kin under local laws.
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" Grace Nathan, a spokeswoman for Members of Voice 370, an MH370 next-of-kin support group, wrote on Facebook of Jiang's find: "Such an emotional moment for all of us: sadness, hurt, confusion, excitement, hope.
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The Marine Corps said earlier they had shifted from a search-and-rescue effort to a recovery operation, which could last several months, and had notified the next-of-kin of the three missing Marines.
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In complying with Department of Defense policy, the name of the service member killed in action is being withheld until 24 hours after the next of kin is notified, the coalition said in a statement.
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Galveston attracts outdoorsy, headstrong, "loner-type folks," said Erin Barnhart, the county medical examiner, noting that after days of searching, officials there have yet to locate the next of kin for one of the men.
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Malaysia has urged Kim Jong Nam's next-of-kin to claim the body and help with the inquiry, which has sparked a diplomatic row with North Korea, whose officials want the body handed over directly.
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At this point, the coordination begins: If the deceased is a John or Jane Doe, the death investigators will work with a series of specialists to try to confirm an identity and next of kin.
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The search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 will be "suspended" if the plane is not found in the current search area, a statement issued to the next of kin seen by Reuters said on Friday.
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Though it's been long speculated that Kanye West would bestow the children and toddlers of the world with the gift of mini Yeezys, until now the honor has been reserved exclusively for West's next of kin.
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"Next of kin have been informed and all our thoughts are now with Sarah's family, teammates, and loved ones on and off the race," organizers said in a statement published on the official race website (www.clipperroundtheworld.com).
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Neither a winemaker nor next-of-kin of one herself, Ledermüller-Reiner wanted to draw attention to her homeland's rich cornucopia of wines and happened to be the head of a marketing consulting firm, so voila!
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His next of kin had not been fully briefed on the details of the recovery process, such as surveys of the site, how he was lost and the identification methods, which can include DNA procedures, Sgt.
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"Deep State" is a violent, border-hopping action thriller with a strong case of John le Carré envy, while "Next of Kin" is an earnest, tightly focused story about the travails of an Anglo-Pakistani family.
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The U.S. military said earlier a service member was killed in action on Monday The U.S. military gave no further details and withheld the name of the service member until the next of kin were informed.
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But Trump could not have been more wrong in how he handled questions about whether he made calls to the next of kin to the four American soldiers who were killed in Niger on Oct. 4.
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The investigation into the killing, and Malaysia's refusal to hand over the body to North Korea before it is officially identified by the victim's next of kin, has caused a diplomatic rift between two hitherto friendly governments.
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Details: The armed force branch said in a statement that the cause of the crash is currently under investigation, and that the names of the deceased will be withheld until 24 hours after next-of-kin notification.
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The job encompasses many things, but a big part is taken up by overseeing the funerals of those who have died in the borough without any next of kin, or without any clues as to their identity.
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EU leaders meeting in Brussels on Thursday will express "full support for all efforts to establish truth, justice and accountability for the victims and their next of kin," according to their draft joint statement seen by Reuters.
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"Next of kin have been informed of this development and my thoughts go out to the family of the pilot and passenger at this most difficult of times," Guernsey Harbour Master David Barker said in a statement.
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Bock said the aircraft involved in the crash was part of the "Vigilantes" of Strike Fighter Squadron 151 at Lemoore, but the Navy was withholding the identity of the pilot until after next of kin were notified.
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The bill gives homosexual couples the right to receive a deceased partner's pension, the right to take a partner's name, inheritance rights and next-of-kin rights in medical emergencies — all allowed only in marriage so far.
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The next of kin of some of those on board handed the government the five pieces of debris they said had been found by villagers in Madagascar, in three difference locations, one bit found as recently as August.
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California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokeswoman Suzi Brady said Friday the person died in the blaze that started Thursday but that she couldn&apost release any other details because next of kin have not been notified.
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While Sacramento police declined on Friday to identify the victim pending notification of the next of kin, court documents obtained by local TV station KOLO named her as 5-year-old Cali Anderson, Tyler's daughter and Averyauna's stepdaughter.
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Despite annual requests by corrections officials (and long-circulating reports that he fathered at least one child), Manson did not list a next of kin, according to a corrections official who asked not to be identified by name.
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Before gay marriage became legal in America, few gay couples named each other as next of kin or drew up wills in each other's favour, despite reminders from activists, says Gordon Morris of Unmarried Equality, a lobby group.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Malaysian police said on Friday it will not release the body of the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un until it receives DNA samples from his next-of-kin.
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"If you are refusing to leave during this mandatory evacuation, you need to do things like notify your legal next of kin because the loss of life is very, very possible," Mayor Mitch Colvin said at a news conference.
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The call in question that he made yesterday — a day before yesterday now — were to four family members, the four fallen, and remember, there's a next of kin designated by the individual; if he's married, that's typically the spouse.
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Maria Villegas, 56, said she had lived in the complex for 20 years and knew both of the victims, whose names were not released by the police on Thursday night because their next of kin had not been notified.
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India's National Human Rights Commission and courts have laid down detailed procedures for how police officers should handle arrests, including identifying themselves at the time of arrest, recording the date and time of arrest and informing next of kin.
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Prospective patients, being clinically dead, will be incapable of giving consent, and the speed of treatment—the decision to begin E.P.R. has to be made within a matter of seconds—precludes identifying, let alone contacting, the next of kin.
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What they're saying: "In accordance with U.S. Department of Defense policy, the name of the service member killed in action is being withheld until 24 hours after notification of next of kin is complete," the American military statement said.
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The identities of the other two victims have not been released as authorities are in the process of contacting their next of kin, Lorenzo Veloz, spokesperson for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, said in a press conference on Sunday.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia may release the body of Kim Jong Nam, the slain half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, to the next of kin through the North Korean embassy, Malaysia's deputy prime minister said on Thursday.
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After visiting Next of Kin, I found that the experience of it followed me through the Harvard museum, where I noticed the Siberian tiger and African hunting dog that had appeared in Seely's light boxes among the crowds of taxidermy.
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Mr. Smith said their organization is pressing elected officials in Ohio to pass legislation that would allow courts to consider foster families as equal to next-of-kin after nine months, similar to laws recently passed in Georgia and Arizona.
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"Jessica Maxwell, a spokesperson for the Pentagon, told Insider, "If the death of a contractor occurs, the release of names and other information are handle[d] by the next of kin or the organization by which the individual was employed.
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Demos said 69 percent of respondents were in favour of gay civil unions, which under Renzi's bill would give rights to access a deceased partner's pension and inherit assets, next-of-kin treatment in emergencies, and take a shared surname.
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"I used to be too deep inside my head / Now I'm too far out of my skin," she sings on "Next of Kin," a line that sounds simple and instinctive, but makes you sit up with surprise when it hits you.
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The commission, choosing not to favour one religion or denomination, stated that the next-of-kin could choose an inscription, so long as it was in the Roman alphabet and no more than 66 characters so as "to avoid unduly crowding the headstones".
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While the worst abuses involve living organ donors, dangers also arise when payments for cells, tissues and organs are made to next of kin of deceased persons, to vendors or brokers, or to institutions (such as mortuaries) having charge of dead bodies.
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Voice370, a support group for MH370 next-of-kin, said last week in a statement that the claims of funds drying up was "unacceptable" as a reason for ending the investigation, which they say could benefit the broader industry and increase safety.
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Still, the association strongly opposed a bill this year that would require written consent from a spouse or next of kin before city officials could release an unclaimed body to a school, unless the deceased had already registered as a body donor.
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In 1973, Congress approved another pin — gold on a gold background, surrounded by four oak sprigs — for the next of kin of service members who die during active duty or while assigned to the Army Reserve or Army National Guard drills. Yes.
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They put ideas into action and created "Usalama," a mobile app that sends a distress signal when a user shakes their phone three times alerting emergency services of their location, as well as their next of kin, and every "Usalama" user within 200m.
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Research supported by Arnold Ventures, which one of us helped lead, shows that the 58 government-granted monopolies called Organ Procurement Organizations (OPOs), who work with donors' next of kin to explore donation options, fail to recover a substantial number of organs each year.
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Even if you have more debt than assets, a will is worth completing (and don't panic if you do have debt, because most debt — including credit card debt — won't be passed along to your parents or next of kin if you're a sole card holder).
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If a man has made no prior directives, such as enrolling as an organ donor, the next of kin can decide when to stop life support, whether to donate a man's organs, how his body will be used or disposed of, and his funeral rites.
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"Sometimes I joke that the families really need to monitor next of kin," Michael Mastellone, chairman of the mortuary science department at Nassau Community College, told me, recalling his exchanges with students disturbed to find themselves practicing on unclaimed bodies destined for Hart Island.
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Some approaches used are drastic, like writing Social Security numbers on people's arms in permanent marker (so that search and rescue can identify their bodies), having people fill out "next of kin" contact form, or telling residents rescues will not be available in their neighborhood.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian authorities said on Tuesday they had still to establish what was used to kill the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and the body had not been formally identified as no next of kin have come forward.
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"The families have time and again requested that an international appeal to all nations be made if the three participating states are unable to fully support the extended search," said Nathan, who heads the next-of-kin support group called Members of Voice 370.
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The objects that were found with the bodies of desert border-crossers and are part of an archive kept by a nonprofit group in Tucson called the Colibrí Center for Human Rights formed to locate the next of kin of dead or missing migrants.
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It's often the case that even families who have "abandoned the body" (when a distant next of kin has been identified but can't, or won't, take on the cost of payment) would like to be present, which means that attendance can sometimes be higher than expected.
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Because South Australia, the state where he died, does not recognize same-sex marriages from overseas, Marco Bulmer-Rizzi was told by state authorities the marriage would not be listed on the man's death certificate, and he would not be recognized as his husband's next of kin.
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"After numerous cases of unclaimed bodies being delivered to medical schools for uses that may have been in stark contrast with the religious or personal wishes of next of kin, this law now makes it illegal to show such disrespect to the deceased," Mr. Felder said.
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Some approaches used are drastic, like writing Social Security numbers on people's arms in permanent marker (so that search and rescue can identify their bodies), having people fill out "next of kin" contact form, or telling residents that rescues will not be available in their neighborhood.
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"There was wide speculation as to who their identities are, however it would be entirely inappropriate right now to identify anyone by name, until the coroner has made the identification through their very deliberative process, and until they&aposve made notifications to next of kin," Villanueva said.
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We go through the medical questions with the doctor or medical examiner who signed the death certificate and determine if the person is acceptable, and then if they are, we have the next of kin sign a consent form if the person if not pre-registered.
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According to retired Israeli intelligence official Yosef Kuperwasser, in 2015 the PA paid out around $13.4 million a month to the next-of-kin of "martyrs" — a term it applies to all Palestinians killed by Israeli forces, whether they were carrying out militant attacks or were non-combatants.
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In a memo to legislators, the association, the Associated Medical Schools of New York, was especially critical of a provision that makes the schools responsible for obtaining consent, pointing out they lack access to the records that public administrators use to identify the dead and their next of kin.
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" If you look at the fine print, though, you'll see that deathwishes aren't actually, uhh, real: "In reality, what will happen is that your legal next of kin will receive a lump sum of your total payout and it's up to them to decide how it is used.
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Two British-based political scientists, one of them originally from Mytilene, have done extensive field work on the island and concluded that far more could be done to identify bodies, inform next-of-kin and allow relatives to be involved in interring or in some cases repatriating their loved ones' remains.
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It has offered recommendations that will be executed by the minister for health, including paying each woman or their next of kin 2,000 euro, guaranteeing women full and open access to their cervical screening records on request, and providing more explicit details on possible reasons why screening could miss abnormalities.
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But on the last day of the legislative session this month, lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to end that 267-year-old system by requiring written consent from a spouse or next of kin before city officials can release an unclaimed body to a school, unless the deceased is already registered as a body donor.
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More fundamentally, progress may hinge on expanding our cultural conception of medical triumph beyond robotic surgeries and genome sequencing to include keeping a 74-year-old woman with heart failure, emphysema and breast cancer — with eight medications, four subspecialists and zero next of kin — out of the hospital for the next year.
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According to the Purple Heart's website , the honor is granted to members of the armed forces who are wounded by an instrument of war in the hands of the enemy and posthumously to the next of kin in the name of those who are killed in action or die of wounds received in combat.
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While victims were still being identified and next-of-kin contacted in El Paso and Dayton, politicians running for president began milking their self-promotion opportunity while mentally tabulating the donation dollars that could flow if the tragedy is hyped the right way: Guns (check), racism (check), divisive rhetoric (check) — they are broken records.
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Those officials evaluate and report the cause and manner of death, notify law enforcement and any federal agencies that may be involved in an investigation, like the D.E.A. or the Postal Service, and sign the death certificate (which is what declares a person finally, legally dead) before returning the body to the next of kin.
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When a U.S. service member dies in combat anywhere in the world, the military will try to notify the families as soon as physically possible, typically with two service members, one being a chaplain, visiting the family's home, or whoever is next of kin, in the hopes of reaching the loved ones before the internet does.
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It includes instances in which bodies were used without donor or next-of-kin consent; donors were misled about how bodies would be used; bodies were dismembered by chainsaws instead of medical instruments; body parts were stored in such unsanitary conditions that they decomposed; or bodies were discarded in medical waste incinerators instead of being properly cremated.
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Among the bills Mr. Simanowitz sponsored that became law was one requiring minors to have parental consent before getting a body piercing, and another that banned the use of unclaimed bodies as cadavers in medical or mortuary schools without the written consent of a spouse or next of kin, or unless the deceased had registered as a body donor.
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The deputy leader of Manchester Council Sue Murphy said of the plans: The announcement follows the news that the families of the victims of the attack will receive a sum of $250,000—via a payment to each victim's next of kin—from the We Love Manchester Emergency Fund, which was set up soon after the incident.
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Created by the husband-and-wife team Paul Rutman ("Indian Summers") and Natasha Narayan, "Next of Kin" incorporates typical story lines of the immigrant family drama — a confused and wayward son, a daughter who's afraid to come out, a white husband who feels unaccepted — but turns the pressure up by putting a terrorist investigation at the center of the story.
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In response, Kelly, a former Marine general whose son was killed in Afghanistan in 2010, delivered an emotional address to reporters Thursday at the White House, explaining the process of notifying next of kin that their loved ones have been killed in action, defending the president's calls to Gold Star families and condemning Wilson for "listening in" on the phone call.
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Kern County Court Commissioner Alisa R. Knight named the 41-year-old Freeman to be "the surviving competent adult next of kin" for Manson in her Monday ruling, beating out a crowd of other people vying for control of the body, including another alleged relative, Michael Brunner—the son of Manson Family member Mary Brunner—and Michael Channels, a long-time Manson pen pal who claimed to have a 2002 will that named him sole beneficiary.
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Nearby, a poem by W. S. Merwin, called "Far Company," acts as a eulogy for them: "At times now from some margin of the day / I can hear birds of another country / not the whole song but a brief phrase of it / out of a music that I may have heard … " While exploring Next of Kin, under the gaze of Seely's light box animals and the artificial eyes of a "herd" of animal heads, I was reminded of the Room of Extinct and Endangered Animals at the Grande Galerie de l'Évolution in Paris.
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